Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, located in eastern Madagascar, is one of the country’s most popular and accessible protected areas, renowned for its rich biodiversity and exceptional wildlife, particularly its lemur species. The park lies about 140 km (87 miles) east of Antananarivo, Madagascar's capital, and spans roughly 155 square kilometres (60 square miles), though the surrounding protected forests contribute to a larger conservation area. It is situated within the tropical rainforest zone, benefiting from a humid climate that supports a diverse range of flora and fauna.

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary encounter with lemurs and a thrilling wildlife spectacle at Vakona hotel. Located just a short walk from Vakona restaurant, you will embark on an adventure to the private Lemurs Island. This enchanting sanctuary offers a close and personal experience with lemurs, allowing you to observe their behaviour and interact with these captivating creatures. As you explore the lush surroundings of the island, lemurs will curiously approach, providing you with an unforgettable opportunity to connect with these endemic species

This tour will explore the capital of Madagascar, focusing primarily on the history of the highlands before French colonisation. The first stop is the Manjakamiadana Rova, also known as the Queen's Palace. This historic site was the royal residence before colonisation and is situated at the highest point in Antananarivo. From here, visitors can enjoy one of the best panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. The Rova is not only significant for its architecture but also for its cultural importance, as it symbolises the rich history of the Merina Kingdom. The second stop is Analakely, the bustling centre of Antananarivo. Here, you will find the main train station, which serves as a vital transport hub for locals. Analakely is also known for its vibrant markets, where visitors can experience the lively atmosphere and sample local goods and cuisine. This area is a great place to observe everyday life in the capital and interact with the friendly Malagasy people.